This is not like crossing a wooden bridge over a tiny stream... There is no such thing as standard Hackintosh installation.
You need to start listing your entire hardware specs, clearly identifiying all major pieces of hardware that make up your system. Then you can look up for potential Mac OS support:
- CPU
- chipset
- audio
- video
- networking (wireless, bluetooth, LAN, etc.)
- trackpad
- keyboard
- etc.
Sometimes, the hardware will elude you, in which case you might have to inspect the Windows drivers to obtain hardware device id, which you can then lookup on the web for proper identification.
Your BIOS revision and settings will also need to be looked into and possibly adjusted. It's always recommended to run latest available BIOS.
Naturally, forum members shoud be able to help you once they see your hardware list, but without it.....